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Well, I feel like giving up to, but I suppose this is a good opportunity to really learn regexp.

So how do I use a grouped negated character class? This: x[^y] matches "x if it has anything but a y after it". But how do I do:
\*([^\*|<\/ul>]+)? I want to match everything after a *, except another *, or a </ul>. I need to group <\/ul>, but I don't know how? I tried: \*([^\*|(<\/ul>)]+) but with no luck.